Baby monitoring in the first year of life in Batumi

Baby monitoring (patronage) is scheduled care for a child in the first year of life at home: the pediatrician visits on an agreed schedule, tracks your baby's growth and development, and answers parents' questions. Unlike a one-off home visit for an illness, monitoring is a program that runs for the entire chosen period.

What monitoring care includes

• Scheduled doctor's visits at home on an agreed timetable
• Examination and assessment of your child's condition, growth and development checks
• Answers to questions about feeding, sleep, daily routine and care
• Guidance on caring for a newborn and an infant
• A follow-up care plan for the chosen period

Care formats

First-year monitoring is provided in packages of visits.

Four duration formats are available: one month, three months, six months and one year. Package contents and pricing are not published on the website — terms are selected individually and agreed upon at sign-up.

When monitoring is worth considering

• You have recently moved to Batumi with an infant and are looking for your own pediatrician
• This is your first child and you have many questions about care and development
• You want regular check-ups without clinic trips with a baby
• You need a doctor who knows your child's history and follows their progress over time

How monitoring differs from a doctor's home visit

A home visit is one-off help when a child falls ill. Monitoring is regular scheduled care: the doctor comes on a timetable, not for an urgent reason. If your child is ill and you need a one-off visit, use the pediatrician home visit service.

You can arrange monitoring and ask questions about the formats through the booking form or messengers.